Labour’s mixed standing across the nations
A Labour/ SNP deal of some description could possibly give Labour an overall majority
Ed Jacobs
Ed writes on devolved and local government. He works as a political consultant at the only Northern based consultancy, The Public Affairs Company. Ed has previously helped establish and run a student news website therundown.co.uk.
Miliband woos Northern Ireland
The Labour leader visited Stormont to discuss the peace process and the devolution of corporation tax powers
Labour’s prospects in Scotland look bleak as SNP continues to dominate
Meanwhile Miliband’s satisfaction ratings north of the border lag behind even Cameron’s
Salmond would be ‘hanging from a lamppost’ if Scots had voted yes, argues UKIP MEP
David Coburn MEP accuses SNP of being a racist party in comments that spell more controversy for UKIP
Scots want a Labour-SNP deal
More Scottish voters would prefer an SNP-Labour deal than an outright Labour government.
Is Scotland sleepwalking into independence?
The Liberal Democrats will this evening warn of the SNP achieving independence by the back door.
Welsh voters reject idea of national veto in EU referendum
Welsh voters reject the stance taken by Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood and SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon.
Are the wheels coming off the Stormont agreement?
DUP first minister Peter Robinson has accused Northern Ireland secretary Theresa Villiers of “breaking her word”.
Do Labour now expect a coalition with the SNP?
Labour’s deputy leader in Scotland has “no qualms whatsoever about working with the SNP”.
Parliament’s power brokers – where they stand ahead of May 2015
Ed Jacobs looks at where the SNP and DUP, the likely key players in a hung parliament, now sit politically.